HFs - Hunting Trophy Charm
Create craftable hunting trophy decorations for your settlement
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About this mod Machine translation
Create craftable hunting trophy decorations for your settlement
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The 1k, 2K and 4K texture files have been uploaded together. You can choose one of the three to download and install according to your needs.
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This is a model made by me (original author Halffaces, the same below) as a craftable hunting trophy decoration for the settlement.
After playing Fallout for years, I've recently gotten into decorating my settlements. I tried to make each settler's house unique and make it look realistic and immersive, as if each settler decorated their home to their own taste. To do this, I used a variety of decorations, furniture, miscellaneous items, etc. I really like texidermy, but the original one is ugly. That's why I decided to try making my own unique model.
I decided to "complicate" the recipe a little, so I added Deathclaw meat to the recipe.
To this day, I've made mods to replace the original models (mesh replacers). Now this is my first experience with adding new models (rather than replacements) to the game in the Workshop menu. So if you find any issues, please don't judge me too harshly and report them. I will try to solve these problems.
You'll find my model in the build menu: Ornament --> Wall Mount --> Texidermy.
P. S. Don't forget the deathclaw meat. ????
compatibility:
Should be fully compatible with anything.
Incompatible: Not found.
ESP tagged ESL, no script. So it's absolutely safe to install/uninstall mid-game (at any time).
I hope you will like it. Thank you so much????
If you want to support me:
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Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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